Government working hard to raise slackers, even when family values are taught...

[Avatard]

Owners of a Connecticut pizza parlor are told their children can no longer help with the business.

http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/crime/2010/05/27/child.labor.parents.pizza.parlor.wfsb?hpt=C2

[derf]

ghey

[Riceaholic]

If they aren't on payroll and it isn't a school night, how is that a violation of any law?

[Dave]

People who stick their noses in other people's business should be shot. Country could use a snitching penalty

[pauldun170]

If they aren't on payroll and it isn't a school night, how is that a violation of any law?

agreed

:scratch:

The Department of Labor referred all comments through Attorney General Richard Blumenthal's office. On Wednesday afternoon, his office released a statement and said, "There has been no enforcement action by the state Department of Labor against the owners of Grand Apizza in Clinton. My office has just received a copy of the lawsuit (Wednesday). We will carefully review the allegations and facts surrounding the case."

Hopefully there will be a follow up to this.

[shmike]

Hopefully there will be a follow up to this.

I'm guessing there won't be.

Like so many of these BS laws / suits / actions, the lawyers are the only winners.

The AG's office won't file any charges and the lawsuit will be dropped.

The attorney will walk away with his retainer and the family will be $5000 poorer because of it.

[Particle Man]

oh brother. With all the other issues that need to be addressed, THIS is where they draw a line in the sand?

Freakin' morons.